University of Oslo

Oslo State Research University is one of the oldest in Norway. He has the highest rating in the country. More than 27,000 students study here. The teaching staff includes 6,000 employees. It offers over 100 study programmes that can be applied for immediately after graduation. Its academic ranking among all world universities is 58th and third in the Nordic countries.

It was founded in 1811 and was named after the King of Denmark and Norway, Duke of Swabia Frederick VI. The old campus of the university was heavily influenced by the Prussian architect Karl Friedrich Schinkel in the neoclassical style. Located near the National Theatre, the Royal Palace and the Parliament Building.

The university’s legal address is Problemveien 7, 0315 Oslo. It can be reached by bus 20, 23, 25. Shuttles numbered 160, 31, 32, 70, as well as buses, depart from the central station.

The main campus is in Blindern. To reach it, you need to take a train at Forskningsparken station in Oslo to Gaustad station. General route: Research Park; John Colletts Place; Gaustad; Ullevol Hospital. Legal address: Universitetetet i Oslo, Boks 1072, Blindern.

To be eligible to participate in the study program, you must apply to the admissions committee or through StudentWeb. With agreed admission, there are two deadlines for applying:

• March 1 is the deadline for early admission for all Norwegian citizens.
• April 15 is the deadline for all other applicants.